Adam

About Adam

Adam is an AI copilot for hardware engineering teams, positioned as a CAD-aware workspace rather than a general chat assistant with a CAD plugin bolted on. It connects to Onshape, Fusion, SolidWorks, a team's PLM, and supplier catalogs, then reads geometry, bills of materials, drawings, and revisions in real time as one connected graph — so a question about a part is answered against the current revision rather than whatever was pasted into a prompt. The built-in skills map onto the work hardware teams actually lose days to: preparing a design review brief from the latest build notes, open issues, and CAD screenshots; comparing three suppliers for a machined or anodized part across cost drivers, lead times, and risk; cleaning up a BOM by filling missing manufacturer part numbers and flagging long-lead items before sourcing; assembling an ECO packet from revision notes with affected parts, approvals, and supplier instructions; drafting an RFQ with tolerances, finish, quantity breaks, and target delivery; summarizing blockers out of a bring-up channel into owners, next steps, and dates; finding pin-compatible alternates for a backordered MCU with the firmware and supply-chain tradeoffs spelled out; and packaging drawings, BOM, QA checklist, and open questions into a manufacturer handoff folder. The company is Y Combinator backed and the product is free to start.

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